TMA Club adds Central Trust to lender panel

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TMA Club has has added Central Trust to its lender panel, so its members will have immediate access to a range of specialised first and second charge loans.

Central Trust has over 30 years of experience in assisting brokers in the secured loan market. Its first and second charge products will support a range of borrowers, including those with an adverse or impaired credit status and those looking to fund non-standard property constructions. Its products are also available to new employees and workers in probation periods.

Rob McCoy, senior business and product manager at TMA, said: “We are delighted to be kicking off 2019 with a fresh addition to our lender panel, reiterating our commitment to supporting our adviser. Having Central Trust as part of the TMA package will mean we can assist more advisers to secure better outcomes for a whole spectrum of borrowers, whilst further solidifying TMA as the club of choice for intermediaries.

“As ‘specialist’ increasingly becomes the ‘new normal’, TMA will strive to reach a customer base as wide as possible, including those with more complex circumstances, so we can offer more, quality, solutions for advisers and customers alike.”

Shane Tibbitts, head of partnerships at Central Trust, added: “We look forward to becoming a part of TMA’s lender panel and working directly with the dedicated mortgage support team to assist more customers with their mortgage product search.

“Pairing TMA’s strong position in the UK intermediary market with our ability to help borrowers in non-traditional circumstances means we can work together to bolster TMA’s market-leading proposition further and provide more solutions both advisers and clients.”

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